spirit world or do you think he’s somewhere in this world?”

Mufasa had no clue so he said so. He had forgotten that there was a spirit world also. If Taka was there, that probably meant that he would be getting special lessons to be king someday or some other important task. But he couldn’t keep thinking about this, so he just said, “Come on dad. Let’s go home. I don’t like it out here.”

“I agree with you, we’re going home now.” Said Ahadi, and all 8 of them, Mufasa, Ahadi, Sakanya, Kuta, Sarabi, Sarafina, Kucha, and Zazu, turned toward priderock and started on their journey home. That would be almost another full week before they got there.

 

 

The Impossible: Chapter 11

 

Taka had just woken up from what seemed like a very refreshing sleep. His first in just about a week. However, the first thing he noticed was that this was not where he had gone to sleep and that Mufasa was not with him. He was all alone again, except this time with no idea where he could be. Until a lion that didn’t look quite solid walked toward him. It dawned up on him. This was the land of the spirits.

What did they want to do with him? He started to back away, but a wall appeared behind him. This lion looked so menacing; surely the lion must want to kill him. Taka couldn’t get away though. Something stopped him no matter what way he went. He was trapped with this monster of a lion. He waited for what he would do.

The lion advanced until he was only a stride or two away. Then he finally said something. “Hello Taka, guess who I am.” When Taka still just cowered in fear, the lion told him. “I am Mufasa,  the greatest king that ever lived. And I hate you.”

With those words, Mufasa left, leaving Taka there to think about what he just said. It couldn’t be true. If this was his brother, how could it be true? Mufasa was his brother. He could never hate Taka. But then again, this was clearly an adult lion. If it was Mufasa, had he grown that much while Taka had stayed young? It wasn’t possible. It couldn’t along with water. It was not as enjoyable as you think. When you can’t get back to your family, it gets really lonely there. Any way, we talked to each other and both got really depressed because we were missing you guys.

“Then just like a few minutes ago, it was night there, and Taka was taken away by some other creature made out of dark. I woke up just as the black area looked at me, and then he just disappeared. A couple minutes later, the place faded away and I was returned to this place and saw priderock in the very distance.” After a long, awkward pause, he said nervously, “That’s all.”

The others were beyond speaking. There was another world besides this one here and the spirit world. “Where did Taka go to with that monster thing? Do you know?” They asked. “Did he go to the spirit world or do you think he’s somewhere in this world?”

Mufasa had no clue so he said so. He had forgotten that there was a spirit world also. If Taka was there, that probably meant that he would be getting special lessons to be king someday or some other important task. But he couldn’t keep thinking about this, so he just said, “Come on dad. Let’s go home. I don’t like it out here.”

“I agree with you, we’re going home now.” Said Ahadi, and all 8 of them, Mufasa, Ahadi, Sakanya, Kuta, Sarabi, Sarafina, Kucha, and Zazu, turned toward priderock and started on their journey home. That would be almost another full week before they got there.

 

 

The Impossible: Chapter 11

 

Taka had just woken up from what seemed like a very refreshing sleep. His first in just about a week. However, the first thing he noticed was that this was not where he had gone to sleep and that Mufasa was not with him. He was all alone again, except this time with no idea where he could be. Until a lion that didn’t look quite solid walked toward him. It dawned up on him. This was the land of the spirits.

What did they want to do with him? He started to back away, but a wall appeared behind him. This lion looked so menacing; surely the lion must want to kill him. Taka couldn’t get away though. Something stopped him no matter what way he went. He was trapped with this monster of a lion. He waited for what he would do.

The lion advanced until he was only a stride or two away. Then he finally said something. “Hello Taka, guess who I am.” When Taka still just cowered in fear, the lion told him. “I am Mufasa,  the greatest king that ever lived. And I hate you.”

With those words, Mufasa left, leaving Taka there to think about what he just said. It couldn’t be true. If this was be his brother.

But that nagging thought was still there, he had looked very similar to what an adult Mufasa might look like. Then he remembered, this was the spirit world. This wasn’t exactly real. But what if his own adult spirit was here? It could be that every lion ever had an adult spirit here. Sort of like a consciousness. If so though, why wasn’t he helping his earthly self.

Taka sighed. This was not going to be a good time while he was here. This was like a dream world where the only way to escape would be to go into another dream world.

He had no hope here, might as well try to go back to sleep and hope the walls didn’t close in on him while he was here.

 

Mufasa’s spirit went away from the place where Taka was trapped and watched him. The walls weren’t really there, but Taka wouldn’t risk touching them so he wouldn’t try to escape. It pained Mufasa so much to be doing this to Taka. He would have to make Taka hate him so much that he wanted to kill him when he was sent back to the real world.

The curse on the pride that was put in place hundreds of years ago was here too long. They wouldn’t get another chance to destroy it. The only hope was for Taka to kill Mufasa later, after he had a son.

This part of Taka’s life would be the worst that he would ever have to endure. His brother would be hating him, or at least pretending very well, and it would seem as if everyone had left him all alone. Unless he refused to believe that this was his brother, Mufasa.

Mufasa walked over to another spirit here. This spirit was also suffering greatly while Mufasa mentally destabilized Taka. He stopped by Taka’s spirit. “I hope this works Taka.” He said. “I really wish that it didn’t have to be you here. I really do.”

“I know brother, but this is the only solution. When he wakes up, should you go there first and then me, or should it be the other way around? He has to believe that you’re actually Mufasa before I go there.” Taka’s spirit said with a glum sort of face.

“I think I should go in there for a couple more minutes first. After that, we’ll give him an hour or so by himself and then you can go in and do your job.”

The real live Taka had just gone to sleep, but had slept a very long time while he was brought here. It would only be maybe an hour before he woke up again. The spirits walked over to where little Taka was peacefully sleeping. They waited there until he woke up. It wouldn’t be long now. Soon their plan could continue unimpeded.

 

 

An Unknown Surprise: Chapter 12

 

The slow procession of lions and birds continued on toward pride rock. Mufasa still didn’t believe that Taka was dead. How could someone just remembered, this was the spirit world. This wasn’t exactly real. But what if his own adult spirit was here? It could be that every lion ever had an adult spirit here. Sort of like a consciousness. If so though, why wasn’t he helping his earthly self.

Taka sighed. This was not going to be a good time while he was here. This was like a dream world where the only way to escape would be to go into another dream world.

He had no hope here, might as well try to go back to sleep and hope the walls didn’t close in on him while he was here.

 

Mufasa’s spirit went away from the place where Taka was trapped and watched him. The walls weren’t really there, but Taka wouldn’t risk touching them so he wouldn’t try to escape. It pained Mufasa so much to be doing this to Taka. He would have to make Taka hate him so much that he wanted to kill him when he was sent back to the real world.

The curse on the pride that was put in place hundreds of years ago was here too long. They wouldn’t get another chance to destroy it. The only hope was for Taka to kill Mufasa later, after he had a son.

This part of Taka’s life would be the worst that he would ever have to endure. His brother would be hating him, or at least pretending very well, and it would seem as if everyone had left him all alone. Unless he refused to believe that this was his brother, Mufasa.

Mufasa walked over to another spirit here. This spirit was also suffering greatly while Mufasa mentally destabilized Taka. He stopped by Taka’s spirit. “I hope this works Taka.” He said. “I really wish that it didn’t have to be you here. I really do.”

“I know brother, but this is the only solution. When he wakes up, should you go there first and then me, or should it be the other way around? He has to believe that you’re actually Mufasa before I go there.” Taka’s spirit said with a glum sort of face.

“I think I should go in there for a couple more minutes first. After that, we’ll give him an hour or so by himself and then you can go in and do your job.”

The real live Taka had just gone to sleep, but had slept a very long time while he was brought here. It would only be maybe an hour before he woke up again. The spirits walked over to where little Taka was peacefully sleeping. They waited there until he woke up. It wouldn’t be long now. Soon their plan could continue unimpeded.

 

 

An Unknown Surprise: Chapter 12

walk away and kill his brother? Mufasa just couldn’t comprehend the

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